1st Edition
Classifying Genocide in International Law The Substantiality Requirement
Table of Cases
Acknowledgments
Abbreviations
Chapter One – An Introduction to the Problem of the Identification and Justification of ‘Substantiality’ in Genocide Law
Chapter Two – The Emergence of the Substantiality Requirement as a De Facto Norm and its Judicial Application
Chapter Three – The Substantiality Requirement in the Legal Literature: Uncovering Binary and Substantialist Thinking
Chapter Four – Beyond Binary and Substantialist Thinking: Embracing the Contingency in the Identification and Justification of ‘Substantiality’
Chapter Five – Locating the Relevant ‘Part’ in Light of the Processual Nature of Group Destruction and the Contextuality of Genocidal Intent
Chapter Six – A Four-Step Examination for Establishing the Crime of Genocide
Chapter Seven – A Case Study: The Question of Genocide in South Sudan and the Substantiality Requirement
General Conclusion
Bibliography
Index
Biography
Onur Uraz is a lecturer in international law, Hacettepe Law School, University of Hacettepe, Turkey.
